Rotochopper introduces recycling and downsizing solution Sarlac

Rotochopper Inc., St. Martin, Minnesota, has launched Sarlac, a machine designed to revolutionize material downsizing and recycling for businesses operating across a wide range of industries. According to the company, Sarlac is a patent-pending shear point shredding solution that offers proficiency in downsizing materials efficiently for businesses seeking cost-effective material handling solutions.

The equipment efficiently downsizes materials that would typically be discarded, presenting an unparalleled opportunity for revenue generation through recycling. Sarlac enhances workplace safety and comfort with low noise levels and reduced airborne dust making it ideal for a variety of work environments.

Key features and benefits of Sarlac include:

• a compact design to occupy minimal space while delivering maximum performance;
• an affordable and cost-effective approach to material downsizing and recycling, ensuring optimized resource utilization without compromising on quality;
• efficiency in downsizing various materials, enabling businesses to process waste effectively, thereby reducing disposal costs; and
• revenue generation opportunities by recycling materials that would otherwise be discarded.

“Sarlac’s versatility allows us to help more customers with their needs," says Chad Angeli, vice president of customer experience at Rotochopper. "Its compact design, low noise level and reduced airborne dust allow Sarlac to be used in more applications. We’re confident it will help us create more partnerships with new and existing customers.”

Sarlac caters to the needs of small pallet manufacturers and similar businesses, providing an alternative solution when larger Rotochopper equipment might not be a suitable option by offering different electric motor size options and conveyor configurations.

“We are excited to introduce Sarlac to the market, offering a compact and cost-effective solution that empowers businesses to efficiently manage their waste while unlocking new revenue streams through recycling,” Rotochopper CEO Tosh Brinkerhoff says.